CulturalDC's Source Theatre

CulturalDC's Source Theatre, located at 1835 14th Street Northwest in Washington, DC, is a vibrant arts institution dedicated to supporting innovative artists across various disciplines. The theater's 150-seat black box space is essential for small and medium-sized arts organizations in the area, providing an intimate, flexible, and affordable venue for performances and events.

One of the unique art installations at the Source Theatre is Monty Hall, an interactive piece that challenges the public to test their luck by choosing from a selection of lockers that may contain hidden treasures. Additionally, the theater is home to a wax replica of the Lincoln Memorial created by artist Sandy Williams IV, which serves as a commentary on DC's history of Civil War-era Contraband Camps.

CulturalDC also offers a Mobile Arts Program, which brings art directly to communities and breaks down barriers to traditional art venues. The program features a diverse range of artists and provides a platform for engaging with audiences on national, local, and grassroots levels.

In addition to its artistic initiatives, CulturalDC provides consulting services for creative placemaking projects, including art installations, artist housing, and public art. The organization's commitment to the arts is evident in its extensive programming and archives, showcasing the impact of its work over the years.

As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, CulturalDC relies on donations to support its mission of making space for art and fostering a vibrant arts community in Washington, DC. Visit the Source Theatre to experience the dynamic and diverse artistic offerings that CulturalDC has to offer.